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Map Turtle: Map turtles (from the genus, Graptemys) are rather demanding captives. In nature they are inhabitants of moving waters, such as rivers and large streams. When kept in the confines of an aquarium they are prone to a bacterial "shell-rot." Absolute cleanliness is mandatory for turtles of this genus. More >> |
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Marginated Tortoise: The marginated tortoise is a unique looking tortoise because of its extremely flared marginal scutes from which it gets its name. The males’ marginal scutes are usually much more flared than on the female. More >> |
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Matamata: The matamata appears occasionally in the pet trade. The matamata is a sedentary, aquatic species that has a remarkable appearance. Matamatas prefer shallow waters where they can breathe by extending their long necks and tubed noses to the surface.
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